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E.ON Next and The FA's nationwide push to modernise community sport continues to see local teams equipped with the tools to cut overheads and shrink their environmental impact.

What does the energy transition actually look like in a real home, on a real street, with real people? That’s the question at the heart of Power Pro on the Go — a new E.ON UK initiative designed to take the conversation out of policy papers and into everyday life.

• E.ON Next has lowered prices on its 15-month tariffs, Next Fixed 15m and Next Steady, offering customers greater certainty in an uncertain energy market.
• Next Steady is the only tariff on the UK market offering both an immediate discount against the price cap at a time of high price volatility as well as the stability of a longer-term fixed deal.

How a clubhouse retrofit is part of a shift towards financially resilient, low-carbon community sport across England

Domestic batteries can cut household energy bills in the short term and support investments to meet growing demand on local power networks, new analysis from E.ON shows

From pitch-side to power use, another local club is being equipped with the insight and investment needed to cut costs, curb emissions and secure its place at the heart of its community

• E.ON Next launches Next Steady to help protect customers from price volatility caused by the current energy crisis.
• Next Steady is the only tariff offering customers sub-cap pricing now combined with a secure fixed rate from July 2026 – giving them more certainty during a volatile period.
• No internal exit fees mean customers can switch to another E.ON Next tariff at any point if energy prices drop or if it feels like the right choice for them.

From cutting bills to creating jobs – how local clubs are quietly powering a fairer, low-carbon future across England

How a dynamic schools programme blending physical activity, technology and life skills is helping young people expand their ambitions – and driving ‘Edutainer’ Judy Murray

How the nationwide scheme is turning local teams into engines of economic relief, regional investment and long-term opportunity

• Piloted under the name Next Solar Max, modelling shows the average household could save close to £300 per year compared to similar households exporting solely through the Solar Export Guarantee (SEG)
• Next Optimise is the UK’s first combined intelligent home energy management service and dynamic electricity tariff designed for households with a home battery and solar panels – helping them make better use of the energy they generate
• Searches for solar on E.ON Next’s website jumped by nearly two thirds (63%) in early March as households seek ways to counter price volatility

From pitch-side to power use, another local club is being equipped with the insight and investment needed to cut costs, curb emissions and secure its place at the heart of its community